Wedding website with no ads
A wedding website with no ads and no registry upsells
WedKit guest sites show no ads, no vendor listings and no registry store. Guests see your wedding: your details, schedule, RSVP and the registries you choose to link. The only mention of WedKit is a small “Made with WedKit” line in the footer. It's $49 CAD, paid once, so nothing else on the page has to pay for it.
7-day free trial · No credit card · $49 CAD once, no subscription
What guests see
Your wedding, and nothing selling to your guests
Everything on the page is something you added.
Your details first
Story, schedule, travel, FAQ and photos, in the order you choose. Hide any section you don't need.An RSVP that stays on your site
Guests reply for their whole party, pick meals and answer your questions without being sent anywhere else.Registries you link, nothing more
Add links to the registries you use. WedKit doesn't sell gifts or suggest products to your guests.No vendor listings
No photographers, venues or florists advertised next to your schedule.Kept out of search results
Guest sites ask search engines not to index them, and you can require the code on each invitation to get in.
On the page
- Ads
- None
- Vendors
- No listings or sponsored links
- Registry
- Links you addNo store, no product suggestions
- Footer
- © Ava & Marcus's Wedding | Made with WedKit
- Search
- Not indexed
Side by side
Questions to ask any wedding website
Free sites are paid for somehow. These are the questions that tell you how, and WedKit's answer to each.
| Question | WedKit |
|---|---|
| Are there ads on the guest site? | No |
| Are there vendor listings or sponsored links? | No |
| Is there a registry store pushing products? | No. You link the registries you use |
| Does it show the platform's name? | A small “Made with WedKit” line in the footer |
| Can strangers find it on Google? | No. Guest sites aren't indexed |
| Can strangers open it? | Not if you turn on invitation codes |
| How is it paid for? | $49 CAD once, no subscription |
| Does the site expire? | No |
Keep reading
Also on every WedKit site
RSVPs with meal choices
Guests reply, pick a meal and note dietary needs in one form.Seating from the guest list
Drag guests who said yes onto tables. Nobody gets typed in twice.Invitation-code access
Turn it on and only people with a code from their invitation can open the site.Email and text
Invitations and reminders by email. Updates by text to guests who opt in on their RSVP.An assistant for guest questions
It answers from the details on your site, so you aren't the help desk.One payment
$49 CAD once, after a 7-day trial with no credit card.
Questions couples ask
- Does WedKit put ads on my wedding website?
- No. Guests won't see ads, vendor listings or sponsored links anywhere on your site.
- Is there any WedKit branding on the site?
- A small “Made with WedKit” line in the footer, with a link. Nothing else on the page mentions WedKit.
- Can I still link my registry?
- Yes. Add links to any registries you use. WedKit doesn't run a registry store or push products to your guests.
- Why isn't it free?
- WedKit doesn't sell ads, vendor placements or registry products, so the one-time $49 CAD payment is what pays for it. There's no subscription.
- Can I try it before paying?
- Yes. There's a 7-day free trial with no credit card, and a 14-day money-back guarantee after you pay.
A site that's only about your wedding.
Start the free trial, add your details and invite your guests. Nothing on the page will try to sell them anything.
WedKit is $49 CAD, paid once. The 7-day trial needs no credit card, and there's a 14-day money-back guarantee. Your site never expires.